Palette colour values
Palette colour values
This is not really a patch I'm asking...
Any chance anyone has those palette colour values that are used to change the border colours and, I think, the palettes (I don't mean making all new colours but the palettes used for example when Keen flicks lightswitch). In the old topic about border colours there's a picture with colour and its corresponding value, but that picture seems not to be online anymore.
Any chance anyone has those palette colour values that are used to change the border colours and, I think, the palettes (I don't mean making all new colours but the palettes used for example when Keen flicks lightswitch). In the old topic about border colours there's a picture with colour and its corresponding value, but that picture seems not to be online anymore.
Yes its an artifact of CRT monitors. The 'border' or 'overscan' is only applicable to CRT monitors. LCD/TFT monitors have 0% overscan.
For details see: http://www.vga-avr.narod.ru/vga_timing/vga_timing.gif
Televisions are a different species when it comes to overscan and this article should help you understand that fact: http://herrklein.com/2006/09/designing-for-television/
Napalm
For details see: http://www.vga-avr.narod.ru/vga_timing/vga_timing.gif
Televisions are a different species when it comes to overscan and this article should help you understand that fact: http://herrklein.com/2006/09/designing-for-television/
Napalm
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Except this one.Napalm wrote:LCD/TFT monitors have 0% overscan.
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